What is the role of waste oil? What are the hazards of waste oil?

Gutter oil is a term that people often hear nowadays, and they are afraid that the oil they consume is gutter oil. So what exactly is gutter oil? What are its functions and harms? Gutter oil is the oil obtained by processing swill, inferior pork and offal. It has no good functions, has many bad effects and harms on the human body, and is not easy to eat. Now I will take you to understand the functions and harms of gutter oil.

What is the role of waste oil?

1. Waste cooking oil can produce biodiesel

Waste cooking oil is not suitable for human consumption, but it can be used to produce diesel. After processing and treatment with slightly acidic catalytic technology, it can be used in the production of diesel, which can promote the production of diesel and greatly reduce the production cost of diesel.

The harm of waste oil

2. Gutter oil can cause indigestion

Waste cooking oil cannot be eaten, as it can cause indigestion. During the extraction process, waste cooking oil will undergo a variety of chemical reactions such as rancidity, oxidation, and decomposition, which will produce a large number of substances that are toxic to the human body. After people eat it, they will experience a variety of adverse symptoms such as indigestion, headaches, and dizziness, which is particularly harmful to their health.

2. Gutter oil can cause diarrhea

Causing diarrhea is also one of the important hazards of gutter oil. Because the production and extraction process of gutter oil is very unhygienic, a large number of bacteria and fungi will be present in the extracted gutter oil. These substances will directly enter the intestines after entering the human body, causing intestinal inflammation or flora disorder, which will cause diarrhea. In severe cases, it will also cause people to have nausea, vomiting and other adverse symptoms.